Can the clay bar be purchased separately? If so any idea where? Thanks.
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Re: Clay bar?
Originally posted by Murr1525 View PostYeah, you can buy a 3-pack of the Consumer Line bars, or you can buy a tub of the Pro-Line mild clay.
Havent seen them in too many stores, perhaps online is best.Brian Hann
Manager - Meguiar's Solutions Hub
Meguiar's Inc.
Irvine, California
bhann@meguiars.com
(800) 854-8073 *3870
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I've found the professional clay in a regional, not national, automotive parts chain with a paint department. They usually have it. Try the phonebook for automotive paint and body, if you like to shop local. Otherwise, many Internet places as Brian and Murr have indicated.
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David
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The clay should not stick at all. It should glide across the surface like a hockey puck. Yes, it is possible more lube will do the trick.Brian Hann
Manager - Meguiar's Solutions Hub
Meguiar's Inc.
Irvine, California
bhann@meguiars.com
(800) 854-8073 *3870
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Originally posted by Brian Hann View PostThe clay should not stick at all. It should glide across the surface like a hockey puck. Yes, it is possible more lube will do the trick.
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